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Court decision marks end of a trial linked to a mass killing by security forces at a sit-in in Cairo in 2013.

Johnson says 'sensible to wait just a little longer' as Delta variant fuels a new wave of infections.

Opposition says Roman Protasevich was paraded as a 'trophy' in news conference appearance.

Starting Monday, Goldman Sachs is requiring nearly all of its employees in New York to report to their desks.

Easier US nuclear diplomacy with Iran, economic accords with Arab states and a White House visit for Bennett seen ahead.

Police accuse Nathaniel Veltman of running down a Muslim family in London, Ontario 'because of their Islamic faith'.

Fatou Bensouda says preliminary examination found there is a basis to believe a 'crime against humanity' was committed.

Bitcoin got a boost on Monday after veteran hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones re-endorsed it in a TV interview.

EDF said it called meeting after learning of build-up of noble gases in one of Taishan nuclear power plant reactors.

New study finds evidence that protection from vaccines may be lower against the Delta variant than the Alpha variant.

The second-largest reservoir in California is at less than half of its average capacity at this time of year.

Beijing's behaviour is challenging the 'rules-based international order', transatlantic security alliance says.

US Army veteran and his son pleaded guilty in Tokyo to charges that they illegally helped Ghosn escape Japan.

Kaunda, 97, asks for prayers as he receives treatment for an undisclosed illness at a military hospital in Lusaka.

Wednesday's highly anticipated meeting in Geneva comes as ties between Washington and Moscow are at post-Cold-War lows.

Company warned last week it might not have enough cash to fund development of its first truck or survive a year.

Spike in violence linked to illegal mining activities prompts Indigenous communities to demand protection.

Detained politician faces a plethora of charges, including accepting illegal payments and violating colonial-era law.

Mayflower will make the two-week trip from the UK to the US guided by an AI-powered captain and without humans on board.

Fishermen said they recovered the 25 bodies after the boat they were travelling on capsized.

Co-founder of Kamayut Media, who was arrested in March, will fly back to the US on Tuesday, lawyer says.

Beijing's fury comes after G7 leaders took China to task over human rights in the mostly Muslim region of Xinjiang.

A late-stage study in the US and Mexico finds Novavax shot effective against COVID-19 and its variants.

Community members, leaders slam planned movie for not focusing on the victims of the attack which killed 51 Muslims.

Ziona Chana, 76, headed a Christian sect that allowed polygamy for men in the northeastern state of Mizoram.

NGOs fear medical shortages and hunger for millions in Idlib, if UN does not re-authorise Bab al-Hawa border crossing.

Playing at the highest level for the first time since the 1998 World Cup, the Scots will face the Czech Republic.

'Challenges that China poses to security' must be addressed, says Stoltenberg, as critical meeting gets under way.

Many states, including capital New Delhi, ease restrictions as new infections drop to the lowest since March 31.

Israel's new government is a hodgepodge of political parties that came together to unseat Netanyahu.

The landmark accord has been delayed because there are some sticking points, but not an impasse, Iran said.

Since the military coup, an anti-military movement has grown to include fighting for ethnic minority rights.

Since the end of the Cold War, NATO has struggled to redefine its role and now faces a new challenge from China.

Denmark's Christian Eriksen may have to stay in hospital for two more days but is making a good recovery, agent says.

Ideological differences are enormous in the new government, which primarily came together to end Netanyahu's long rule.

About to make it big in the US, Israeli comedian Noam Shuster returns home to face her toughest audience yet.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi says the bill passed by Parliament last week brings Pakistani laws in line with ICJ orders

Israeli occupation, bombs and oppression inflict not only physical but also psychological damage on Palestinians.

Highly inadequate digital security poses a national threat as hackers shift focus to utilities' networks.

Palestinian leaders say new Israeli PM Naftali Bennett is likely to pursue same right-wing agenda as Benjamin Netanyahu.

Neymar, with a goal and an assist, helps hosts open campaign with a 3-0 win in Brasilia.

Save the Children says 103 schools and other education facilities attacked in May as coup-triggered chaos continues.

Musk's latest tweet on potentially allowing Bitcoin transactions for Tesla sent the currency surging nearly 10 percent.

Americans are becoming more comfortable meeting friends, returning to offices and attending large events, says a survey.

Philippines is battling one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in Southeast Asia but many are reluctant to get the jab.

Shenzhou-12, meaning 'Divine Vessel', will be the third of 11 missions needed to complete China's space station by 2022.

Analysts say army chief Min Aung Hlaing determined to sideline hugely popular leader and reshape political landscape.

It's been more than 20 years since Nigeria transitioned to civilian rule but millions are still struggling.

Long-delayed football tournament comes amid still-surging pandemic in Brazil, which has registered more than 486,000 deaths.

The government alleged the outlet had shown 'clear and repeated hostility' towards Algeria and its institutions.